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    Deaf: moving family drama bolstered by Garlo’s powerful lead performance and the warmth and tactility of the filmmaking (Film review)

    Eva Libertad’s debut feature Deaf, developed from her 2021 short of the same name, ...

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    Sophie Kindreich

    Amelia Coburn on Paul Weller’s support, going grittier, and her love for Kim Deal

    A year on from her debut Between The Moon and The Milkman, Amelia Coburn ...

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    Andy Reilly

    SNACK Student Guide 2025

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    Golden Time at Edinburgh Fringe 2025: Kate Ireland Brings a Meaningful Reflection on What ‘Being Different’ Means in a Strict Educational System (4 Stars ****)

    Golden Time (and Other Behavioural Management Strategies) is an engaging and beautifully written creative ...

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    Veronica Buccino

    She’s Behind You: Johnny McKnight’s Affectionate Reflection on Identity, and the Power of Panto (Fringe Review) 5 Stars *****

    Johnny McKnight is a Pantomime Dame with close on 20 years experience. She’s behind ...

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    Donald Stewart

    Christy: Cork Film shows Heart and Humour Along With Its Piercing Specificity And A Refusal to Sugarcoat

    Brendan Canty’s debut feature Christy begins with the title character being kicked out of ...

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    Sophie Kindreich

    Kevin Guyan: Rainbow Trap: Queer Lives, Classifications and the Dangers of Inclusion (RSE’s Curious Festival)

    What does it really mean to be ‘included’? For Kevin Guyan, author of Rainbow ...

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    Sonia Hadj Said

    Ray O’Leary: Laughter? I Hardly Know Her – the Unique Persona and Joke Delivery of the Taskmaster NZ Star at Edinburgh Fringe 2025 (4 Stars ****)

    — A bit nervous and awkward, wearing a grey suit he describes as ‘the ...

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    Veronica Buccino